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Maandazi ya Haiba
KSh275.00Haiba na marafiki zake wanataka kumnunulia Baraka zawadi anaposherehekea siku yake ya kuzaliwa. Baraka anaishi na nyanya yake ambaye anaugua. Hata hivyo, kina Haiba hawana pesa za kumnunulia Baraka keki na zawadi nyinginezo. Kwa kuwa likizo imeanza, wanaamua kutafuta njia ya kupata pesa. Je, watatumia mbinu gani? Je, wataweza kupata pesa za kutosha kumnunulia Baraka keki na zawadi nyinginezo?
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Miembe ya Ajabu
KSh275.00Toma ananunua miche ya miembe. Bela hapendi miembe hiyo lakini Toma anaipanda. Toma anatunza miembe yake vizuri lakini miembe haikui. Mama na Baba wanasema miembe hiyo si ya kawaida. Je, ni miembe ya aina gani?
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Pango la Ajabu
KSh275.00Zuheri anaanguka pangoni anapocheza mwajificho na wenzake. Baba anapoingia ndani ya pango kumwokoa, anapata kisanduku. Baadaye inatangazwa redioni kuwa polisi wanatafuta kisanduku kilichopotea. Ndani yake mna vitu vya thamani. Je, wazazi wa Zuheri watakabidhi polisi kisanduku kile?
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Grandma is Sick
KSh275.00Musembei and Anna visit their grandmother in the village. They find her sick. She complains of pain in the stomach that keeps coming back. Their uncle complains of the same pain. Their home is clean. They also maintain a high level of personal hygiene. What could be the cause of the constant stomach aches? Musembei and Anna want to find out.
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Imani’s Adventure in the Village
KSh275.00Imani likes exploring his environment. He wonders where food they eat in the city comes from. He visits the village for the first time to find out for himself. Join Imani in his interesting adventure!
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A Gift to Grandfather
KSh275.00Maya and her brother Kirui visit their grandfather. They find him using a stick cut from a tree branch to support himself. Maya thinks that the stick is too weak but Kirui and grandfather believe that the stick is just okay. Maya is not satisfied. She thinks her grandfather deserves a brand new crutch. How will she raise the money to buy one?
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Lela Saves Her Village
KSh275.00Lela and Adili live in a village surrounded by forests and wild animals. They enjoy watching the butterflies and birds until a rich man visits the village. He wants to turn part of the village and forest into a private property. Everyone is in despair, but Lela and Adili decide to fight for their cause. With the help of their teacher, the children create persuasive messages on the need to protect the forest which they hope will reach the Governor and the President. Just how far can they go?
